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We got snow here in Portland, which is pretty rare. About 5 or 6 inches, with another few expected tonight. So I ended up with the day off. Naturally, it was time to go play, so I grabbed my old CC01 scaler and went out to make some tracks. It did pretty well, but it did get stuck a few times...









BTW, this thing is no longer for sale. I forgot how much fun it is...

jealous

I need to get the motivation to grab the big grizzly and see how it does in the snow. Can't be much worse than it does on grass lol

I like the spare.

Well, a Clod does VERY well...









It only got stuck when the battery started to dump. Otherwise, it just barrels right on through.

kaiser wrote:I like the spare.

Yeah, I only had the one, and it's worn down to a slick. I kept meaning to make a cover for it, but haven't gotten around to it yet.

Nice! I only have one that's waterproof (my Prolite 4x4), but it's been so dang cold here, I haven't wanted to be outside. finally out of the sub-zero range, hopefully we'll see 30s and 40s soon.

Still find myself wanting a Kyosho Blizzard SR.........

This winter has been nasty for all of North America this year!

I've had my CR-01 out the past few weeks:

In scared to run my dual brushless clod in the snow. It's only in the winter I regret building a race clod.

Mostly ice here... Not to mention it's colder than a ditch digger's nut sack outside.

THEYTOOKMYTHUMB wrote:Mostly ice here... Not to mention it's colder than a ditch digger's nut sack outside.

HI1... Hey I resemble that comment...

THE H.P FREAK wrote:HI1... Hey I resemble that comment...

Got a set of wheels I can borrow??

What's all that white stuff?
lol....

Alex

Incredible_Serious wrote:What's all that white stuff?

Alex you a-hole! It's 17 degrees F outside here!